The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-30
Society Events.

The Bricabrac Club will give dancing party
Tuesday evening, Nov. 8.
Misses Mamie and Mamie Dryer will give Hal
lowe'en party tomorrow night
Miss Bessie Angle will give a party on Thursday
evening to quite number of her young friends.
The Elite Pleasure Club will give their first recep.
ton at Pfafhin's Music Hall on Wednesday evening.
The Southside Free kindergarten making
preparations for concert to be given on Tuesday
evening MOI. 3.
Miss Minnie Haerle will entertain large party of
friends Tuesday evening, at her home on North
Illinois street.
Cards have been issued by the North side Dancing
Club for the first of series of dances Monday
evening Nov. z, at Pfaffiins Hall.
Mr.. Louis Hammel and Miss Winona Webb will be
married Wednesday evening, at the homo of the
brides mother. North Meridian street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hume. the latter formerly Miss
Nellie Thayer of Greenfield, will be at home TO their
Der i.
The Eraera Club. of Queen Esther Chapter, will
have a special meeting on Thursday afternoon al 2
o'clock, at Mrs. w. Ii. Smythe's, No. 426 North New
Jersey street.
Miss Edith Smith. 1873 College avenue. was
Eat home" last evening. from to 3 o'clock. to
company of her little friends on the occasion of her
sighth birthday.
The Bon Ton Darcing Club will give their first
The residence e Of Miss BERTHE Hol@es. No. Is Vest
North street to which invitations have been issued
e of social will be given for the Relief Corps
Friday November 4. At the residence of Mrs. Cas-
ments will be served from to o'clock.
The Fortnightly Literary Club was entertained on
last Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. E. Jacoby An inter
esting paper on The Women of Italy was read by
Mrs ). G. Gill; The resignation of Miss Bessie Hen
aricks was accepted with expressions of regret.
At the Woman's Club. on Friday next, 1.-THE Antig
;sThe Greek and the German Iphgenia," by Mrs.
ketcham, and the conversation The Modern and
the Classic Woman will be led by Miss Caroline
Rowland.
The marriage of Miss Fife Burford Mcouat
of II, and Mr.
Holcombe, will be celebrated on Wednesday evening
At the family residence on North Meridian street
fhe ceremony. which viii be witnessed by only the
Immediate relatives and friends viii be followed by
large reception from to IL o'clock.
A surprise party given Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Sewell last night. at their home Broadway. The
day was the eighth anniversary of their wedding In
addition to bringing all the articles to make
the party complete. hand: ome table presented
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Sewall with appropriate speech.
The surprise was genuine and the hours were most
agreeaby passed in conversation.
Mr. and Mrs Blair gave a dinner party on Friday
evening which was an exceedingly pleasant affair It
recently removed to this city from Crawfordsville,
formerly the home of the host and family. The
Mrs John NJ. Butler. Mr. and MIS-. Daniel Stewart,
Mrs John Duncan. Mrs Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. I. P.
Haughey and Judge Woods.
The Wonen's Home Missionary Society of Roberts
Park Os1 M held very pleasant meeting at the resi-
Friday afternoon. Mrs Mills the city missionary,
gave an entertaining talk on her work in the home
shideler and Mrs D. B. shidelsr Committees were
appointed to arrange for the evening tea. which will
be held Nov. 1S, at the residence of Mrs. j. w.
Smith, No. 24S North East street.
The Iowa State Register last Thursday contains
mention of the marriage of Mrs Kate l.. Alcott form
sry teacher in the public schools of this city and
Mr.. John f. Trowbridge of Des Moines. The Regis
ter of the couple: Mrs. Alcott, who has been
prominently connected with the schools of this city
has been general favorite for her personal charms
and sraces adornng the social circles in which she
moved. Mr.. Trowbridge is of the leading young
business men of Des Moines gentleman of manly
character and disposition who commands the respect
snd confidence of the entire community"
The reception given by Miss Lulu Blaze Minthorn
Friday night to the participants of the recent Dist
une tAuy-ho party and few special friends, q
complete success. The entertainment consisted Of
music and games The favors unique and very
appropriate. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
81 dntz. Mr.. and Mrs Gerard Mrs. A. H. Smith.
Mrs Bistline and daughter, Misses McQuiddy, Cot
Gngham, Hauck, Stuntz Hereth and Clearwater and
Messrs Remington, Smith Malone Gerard. Scott.
winters. Golding Albro, and Miss Ella Kerr, of
Hilsboro, Ill.
evening OF Miss Lillian Russell only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. O. Is. Russell, who formerly resided in this
city, and Mr. N e. Holden teller of the First Nation
al Bank in DAnyilie. a remarkably brilliant affair.
the ceremony, which occurred Riverside Villa the
suburban residence of the brides parents were
Der of Miss Russell friends fro this city. 1t
brilliantly dressed gathering but the costumes of the
rainbow were especially beautiful. The bride wore
a beautiful costume of white fae. made
en- train with panel OF pearl pendants and
draped aide. high collar. square neck. filed with
= hand BOUQUET of lilies. The brides attendants
were Miss May Coburn. OF Detroit, maid of honor.
Ma Ada Faxrar. of Peru, and Miss Anna Knubbe. of